As artificial intelligence becomes more widely used across Quebec’s legal profession, a McGill researcher warns AI risks eroding trust in the legal system. Problems are already cropping up in courtrooms, with judges in recent months finding cases of AI-generated fabrications. AI “hallucinations,” where generative AI tools spit out fictional information, are “fundamentally a part of…
Motley Fool YouTube, The Motley Fool Thu, April 16, 2026 at 6:35 PM UTC Key Points A court rebuke over AI-fabricated legal citations underscores real liability risk for generative tools. These risks may slow enterprise AI adoption and favor incumbents with verified data and audit trails. A censured lawyer using AI‑fabricated case law highlights how…
When generative AI systems produce false information, this is often framed as AI “hallucinating at us”-generating errors that we might mistakenly accept as true. But a new study argues we should pay attention to a more dynamic phenomenon: how we can come to hallucinate with AI. Lucy Osler, from the University of Exeter, analyses troubling…
